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Re: Avengers 2: Spader Neutered

Just like with movies, different era's had different styles. Some hold up better than others. I haven't been able to get into older comics much myself, not coming in until the Alan Moore era. The Marvel comics just seem weird, the art drawn before the dialog is written, and DC titles that are writer oriented like Teen Titans fill half the panel with dialog. I like things a bit more subtle.

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Re: Avengers 2: Spader Neutered

Considering my take away from the movie was "damn, I'd love a movie about Vision" I'm not sure how valued my opinion would be to such a discussion.

Any quibble I had with the film was worth it for that scene at the end, with him and Ultron in the woods.

I do look forward to seeing the Russo Brothers take on the franchise, but am also sad to see Joss go.

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Re: Avengers 2: Spader Neutered

I finally go around to watching it, I'd say it was alright for Whedon but damn good for anyone elses standards.

kinda like Star Trek 3. It sure starts middles and ends but without too much below the surface. Some great one liners in it mind.

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Re: Avengers 2: Spader Neutered

Okay, so that happened, I'm starting to get Comic-book movie fatigue.  The movie was okay.  I liked the scenes where the Characters were just relaxing and having a good time.  THe hammer scenes were the best parts IMO.

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